Mehr Davon

"Mehr Davon" like much of "Die Toten Hosen's" music can be classified as punk rock, though it also incorporates elements of other genres, reflecting the band's diverse influences.

The lyrics of "Mehr Davon" tackle themes of addiction and the desire for more, hence the title, which translates to "More of It".

"Mehr Davon" features an unusually slow-paced and melancholic music video for the band, reflecting the serious themes of the song.

"Mehr Davon" is a fan-favourite and has been performed live by the band on multiple occasions, often appearing in their setlists.

"Die Toten Hosen" were nominated for the best German act at the MTV European Music Awards in 2001. Though this wasn't directly for "Mehr Davon," it nonetheless reflects the band's overall success during this period.

When "Die Toten Hosen," started, none of the members could actually play an instrument. They are now acclaimed musicians and have a significant impact on German rock music, with songs like "Mehr Davon" contributing to their status.

The band features Campino (Andreas Frege) as the lead vocalist, Andreas von Holst and Michael Breitkopf on guitars, Andreas Meurer on bass, and Vom (Stephen Ritchie) on drums. They have maintained a consistent lineup throughout their career, contributing to the notable chemistry evident in songs like "Mehr Davon."

"Mehr Davon," like many of "Die Toten Hosen's" songs, features a combination of powerful, energetic guitar work and a strong rhythm section, punctuated by Campino's distinctive vocals.

Although "Mehr Davon" is not the biggest hit of "Die Toten Hosen," it still contributes greatly to the band's rich legacy as pioneering figures in German rock and punk rock music, with a career spanning over three decades.